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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
Dan ViE.I.E.
The city Hallway a SCnsntfOH-
Hauled Up.

CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
July -, 1897.
4; last the rails for the city railway
have arrived and work has been re
sumed. The company which had the
contact for furnishing the iron for
some unknown reason failed TO ship
the rails according to contract, and tho
work has been delayed for two months
1t Is said that the street car company
Will bring tuit for damages.
The jury i'll the case OF the Common
wealth rs. i. II. Thornton. charged
with forging note on 3. W. Graves,
failed TO agree and were discharged.
There is an interesting sequel to the
case which caused Il bit OF sensation
here Yesterday. In lis speech in be
bali Of the accused Mr.. Il. W. Pea
tross, one of our most prominent attor
neys, used language t. which Nh
Graves took exception. llr. H. =.
IaIksdalc, Commonwealth attorney,
heard that Mr.. Graves had threatened
TO make an assault on Mr.. Pcatross and
had him summoned before the mayor
WHO placed him undcra bond Of 81, 600
to keep the peace. Mr.. Peatross was
also placed under bonds. After giving
his bond MIR. Peatross turned to the
mayor and offered to 60 on Mr.. Graves
bond, but Mr. Graves declined the offer
i'll very emphatic terms
The keeper Of the Colored cemetery
has been hauled up on a charge of Dig
eing graves Of u less depth than is re-
quiIed by the city ordinances.
Mount Vernon Sunday school viii
enjoy n picnic on the 2Sth.
Captain Ned Pace, whose leg was
broken some time ago, iSimproving and
has DO bad symptoms.
Colonel James NJ. Neal las returned
TO the city. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
POISONED III HIS WEE.
a VoEnan's Revenge for the Waip-
ping of Her Caild.

A Crisfeld special Of July 10th says
jonathan Failow died yesterday under
circun stances that gave strong sus-
picion OF poisoning at the hands of his
wife. Fallow is about fifty years of
age. and was a widewer when he mar
rcd Emily Pope about six weeks ago.
She is about eighteen, and IS the mother
of child Of fifteen months. Friday
evening Farlow severely whipped the
child. She begged him to desist, but
lie said he would whip it as long as
they lived together, and if she did not
like she might take the child and so.
He afterwards threatened to kick her
out cf the house. Yesterday morning
she called on DIR. L. |. Benney and
asked him how much strychnine it
would take to kill man, and if five
cents worth would do. Shortly after
wards she was in drugstore and asked
for strychnine. The druggist not
knowing the woman, according to his
custom in such cases, gave her borax,
which was labelled "Poison."
In another store she insisted on
siIy chime and obtained it, She says
she naked up the strychnine and some
quinine in separate glasses at the same
time, and poured the strychnine, as she
thought, into a rat hole in the stable,
and that her husband took the contents
OF the other glass. Shortly after Far
low tsok il he was thrown into convul-
sions. The first thing he said was,
go away; you have poisoned me. "
Ee was dead III less than an hour and q
half. Justice Horsoy had talk with
Mrs. Fsrlow, in which he told her that
she had been suspected. She started
to iun through the adjacent woods to-
wards the iivor. A number of boys
aud men started in pursuit, but she
could not be oyertaken until after she
had run through the town. When
caught she had nearly reached the
water. in which it is believed she in
tended to commit suicide. She was
committed to jail to await hearing
At the fun, raj of Farlow this afternoon
bis wife was present in charge of an
oficer at the grave. She was completely
broken down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13

founders { sol } Richmond Chanco-y Court.
~.
LEVER & Son. Decroc q june 2. lY5.
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pfEEESHtRG.
Purycar-A Woman's Confession of
Murder Personal and News notes.

Murder Personal and News notes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
JULY y. 1887.
It is stated that Puryear to-day fin
ishcd the manuscript Of his lfe's his
tory. and that it will at once be given
TO the printer. The manuscript con
ssts Of between 175 and 200 pages o.
raper-a document so bulky that it is
hardly probable it can be gotten out by
the day Of his execution. The fact is
Purycar felt so certain and sure of n
respite that lie has not written up his
history as rapidly rs he otherwise would
have done
Betty Frooks. a negro woman, was
to-day adiudgod by the coroner's jury
TO he guilty of the deliberate murder
Of Ter infant child, and has been com
mittcd to Jail to await the action of the
courts. The proof was so conclusive
that the woman made confession of
the crime. She killed the child by
straneulation-tying a string so tightly
about the neck as to prevent breathing.
Another colOrcd woman named Mabry
has been arrested as an accomplice in
the chine. This is the second confessed
crime of the kind within a month.
Er John Herbert Claiborne, Of this
city, is reported as quite sick at Old
Point, where he has been visiting for
some days.
Judge Budd is reported as slightly
better to-day, but still very i'll.
The project recently preached of
binding large new hotel in this city
seems to have been abandoned, at least
for the present. The building improve
monts III other respects, however, are
numerous LOBIS ADAI3.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
m ssnrrr. .fsD.srrWw HA...

NoTIcE.-T'he parties 70 the above causes,
and all othors interested. especially creditors
Of the nrm Of SadIer a Wright, who are In
tended 20 be secured by the aforementioned
deed from Y. l.. Wright 20 Hill Carter, trustee.
will please take notice that have fixed upon
the law-office Of Cardwcll q rutherford, Ne
~ north Eleventh street, Richmond. Va. as
the place, and FRIDAY. July Is, 1887, between
the hours Of o O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock z. NJ,
rs the time for making the inquiries directed
by said decree, and al which time aud place
you are required 10 attend.
Given under my hand a. commissioner In
chancery for the Circuit Court OF Hanover
county June 20, 1901. X. II. CALDWELL,
1e saWft Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13

Frank Vincent, who wrote "The
Lend OF the White Elephant, has just
returned from a 55,000-mile journey in
South America, where he had been in
every capital and important seaport
end explored many leagues OF un.
Known territory. He is quiet man,
tall and slim, with dark-brown nous
tache end O well.tanned face.
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Southwest Gold.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

CHHIsTIAEsHuEG, Va, July IL
Again our gold is coming to the front.
Nr. q. \. Yanfleet, Of Colorado, and
DIS. CIozicr, Cooper, and Koiner, of
Roanoke, have taken an option on
what is known rs the Shelton tract,
embracing LEGO acres, and lying along
Laurel creek, in this and Floyd conn
ties. They viii put up plant imme-
diately and so to work III earnest fol
six months, and if then pleased will
buy. Mr. Vanfeet is a practical miner,
and said to your correspondent to-day
that if this mineral was in the Rockies
il would create a boom.
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District conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
For The Dispatch.l

LLoyD's, Va, July9, 1887.
EarGolph-Macon District Conference
closed its annual session of three days
at Eermon church, near this place, at
noon yestorday-Kev. George II. Ray,
presiding elder, presiding.
Large and orderly congregations
were in attendance, and the session was
in every way emincntly pleasant and
profitable.
Rev. W. i. Rowzic, a native Of the
county and former presiding elder of
the district, was present and took part
i'll the religious services. lie entered
tie Methodist ministry sixty yearsago,
and has been one OF the most promi-
ncut and influential members OF the
Virginia Annual Conference.
". I. Chandler, Lyttleton Cockerell,
j. ". c. Davis, and j. +. Mcdonald
were elected delegates to the next an
nual conference. b.
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Murder and Suicide IN Franklin
County.

Special telegram to tho Dl.patch.l
Rocky MOUNT, Va, July l2.-Intel
ligcnce was received here to-day 10 the
eject that Benjamin Woody, d negro
living on the place Of William II. Gre
CORY. near Snow creek, this county, cut
his wile's throat in "a field near his
house, and then went to the house and
got his pistol and blew out his brains.
The woman has since died. No motive
for the crime is assigned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
COURT ORDERS.
EOODALL'S EXECUTORS Us.
W GOODALL'S LEGATEEs. AND JAMES'S
ADMINISTRATIVE rs. WRIGHT
AND ALs.-IN HANOVER CIR

NIII IDI 1T.
Extract from decree OF the Court entered in
the above consolidated ChanceTy causes
April q, lse7.l
"1he Court doth recommit the
said report 10 Commissioner Cardweil, with in
structiOns TO proceed as speedily a. possible 20
ascertain and report 10 the Court who are the
creditors OF the firm Of Sadler & Wright in
tended TO be secured by the trust-deed from +.
4. WrifhttO Hill Carter. trustee, dHSed q to-
Der 9. 1884. and filed as an exhibit with the bill
In the second IF these causes" A..
"And the said commissioner IL directed 70 give
for executing said requirements. once n week
for four successive weeks. In some newspaper
published in the city Of Richmond, Va, which
notice, so published, shall be equivalent 10 psr-
soDal service upon all the parties 70 those
deed.n
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UTANTED. GOOD ACTIVE

w AGENTS everywhere to solicit business
for the Southern Acknowledgements Company.
The hes, plan In existence. Highest pay 10
agents LOUIS UPSHUR, Secretary,
10 I2-Su&W6m lll1 east Main street
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FOR nj.

nor RENT, STORE ANDF:5
IL DWELLING No. l6 west Broad street. Ii
ALSO, that COW VI COATED
DIV ELLING No. l07 north seventh street.
APPERSON % CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer.
~ 10 .eOd3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13

IN execution Of ab0ye-mc0'l0isI Grc-oe in
said cnuse tho undersigned. opT0inte special
commissioners thereby, viii on. Tor safe,
. "a. ft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
REAL ESTATE ATPRivArE SALE

EOR SALE, THIRTY-SIX ACRES
IL OF LAND very near the Richmond aud
Allegheny railroad, ON which by building a
small dam q very great water-power may DO
obtained. For particulars apply 10 j. l..
MOON, Scottsyiiie, or y. BATEMAN. Towards
VILE, We. u isim
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no INVESTORS.

We offer for sale limited amount OF per
cent BONDS OF THE CITY OF MANCHES-
1Ek. Tbese bords arc issued 20 retire tho =
Per cent. bonds which are subject 10 call LIST OF
Scftmber. 1857. They have thirty years 10
rrp, interest payable January and July OF each
yenr. We regard them AS q frat class invest
meDL WAkkkS a. QUARLES.
~ ,O-SuW&Fts iii Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13
no HOLDERS OF 3 PER CENT.
4 BONDS or TIE CITY OF
MANCH ESTER

Notice Is hereby given that We will pay the
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST OF THE 8 PER
CENT. BONDS OF THE CITY OF MANCHRS-
TER ON SEPTEMBER /, 1887, at which date in
terest on same will cease, same being subject
10 call at that time.
~ 10 Su.w&Fts WARREN & QUARLEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13

the atOyc-moutiout REAL ESTATE. having
n 'front.' OF ~ feet and running back l1g fen'.
Realty tn mi ncichb0rllOod hasrcrontly grs1tiy
ENLARGED In value, ard VIII continue % d. s1.
Tic Electric railway passes imme lately ~
front II It's properly, thus making u cay -
access.
TERYs: Ono third cash: reeileo 40 ihroo ana
six months. The purchaser 20 ciro neg l.in.e
notes, win interest aided. ard thn Same 90 ue
satisfactorily endorsed.
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AUCTION Future BAYS
BY Manning c. Staples q CO..
Reai Estate huctiOBC9Fa.
,,prrcrur7,c AIfCVION SALE OF

UBUsTFES AUCTION SALE OF
4 VALUABLE FARM IN phINCE EDM '.,inI
COUNTY, VA. ABOUT TWO VIII, y ~ =,
CTFIN bAY DEPOT, on TIE klCiiAoND
AM ThNylLLE RAILROAD-By virtue 81 q
decd Of must from |. y. jones. Of dato o. "bel
70. 1924, recorded IN Prince th"hII 'oWly
Court. Deed Dooki page ll3, shall soil 20
ip,, rcquirod so ~ 90 by the holders OF the
notes therein secured, dofuIlt haying n'en
made IN the payment q thesGme, on the prem
icCs. On
TUESDAY. JULYl0, 1857,
ut II O'Clock A. NJ, the FARM ~ above. contain
ing atoutTWO HUNDRED ACRES OF NALt-
ABLE LAND. adjoining :. T. Nooston ana
9th, ~.
TERYs: Cash rs to executing this trust api
balance on note duo October 10 1888, OF
sI675. and interest on same; balance on note
que October -. 1856. II SO Oh, and interest on
sane. and I'll taxes for tbs snd preVo Is yoara
duc, and on credits rs follows: f.2j du' o''o-
her Is 1881, with interest On same from 600
Der 70, ltsf; f22j due October 3. lSS', win Ia
icrcst from October -, 1884, md any balance
ne the said /. y. Jones may direct. ana IA ca.e
Of his failure TO give UGH direction. then sail
talance shall De mnde payable in twelve
months. mo deferred payments 30 De scared
IS rust decd on the property.
WILLIAM MARSHALL, JR.,
via irustoc.
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THUKSDAY. July Is. 1877.


THURSDAY, July p, 1871,
At o'clock p. NJ, on the premises This VALU-
ABLE FARM is known as Horn Quarter
and was the residence OF the late George Tay-
Tor.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust daied December
q, 1875, executed by John p. Taylor 10 the un-
designed trustee, and duly Of record In the
County Court clerks Office Of htug william
county, | will proceed TO sell (beirg required
so 20 do by the beneficiary AZ public auction,
on the promises, on the day above mentioned,
that magnificent FARM known as Horn
Quarter containing l,406 ACRLS OF LAND.
with splendid BRICK DWELLING thereon
containing twelve large rooms, together with
abundant out-houses and two large barns.
This land lies on the north side Of P6munxey
river. only three and half milos from HanO-
yer Courthouse and Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
way. on the main county road leading from
Asngobick TO NOrman's bridge.
-FOUR HUMID I'D ACRES Of the sbove land is
heavily timhered with white oak, poet oak, and
pine; eco ACRES is what Is called Pamunkoy
Flats, and 400 ACRES nLigh lands. THIS land
Is in fine heart and Il susceptible Of the hi Oh
est state Of cultivation: takes grasses ~ all
kinds well. This farra Il well waterei, having
the Hsmunkey 90 the one side and two never
falling creeks runsing through II, besides nu-
II erous springs. snd well 81 the finest water
in the yard. The lawn aud garden coatain ten
or twelve acres OF land. The Lawn 10 beauti-
fully terraced. and contains ZONE Of the most
beautiful and rare shade-trees TO DO found any
where. There is largo mill-pond on the
place and a sill-site. TAKEN altogethsr this Il
one Of the most noted and yeluaD,e tarms to
be found anywhere m the State Of Virginia,
being only eighteen miles from RichmOs l, on
the Chesapeake and ohio railway, aud three
and half miles from the depot; located Ia =
pleasant and healthful neighbOrhOoJ, c0nve
nient % churches, schools. and post-ofice. This
iruly-desirsble estate should attract tho atten-
tiou Ct those seeking a beautiful country re-
treat, or for those looking for frst-cass invest
ments, as the fertility of the soil aud The aOun-
dance of valuable timber thereon and lie
proximity 10 market make II In every way I'M
mensely valuable.
For further particulars please call on the
auctioneers or the undersigned. and they Will
take great pleasure In giving the same. Par
ties attending the sale will get Oft the train 1t
Hanover Courthouse, aud private conveyances
will tax q them 10 the farm.
TERMS OF SALE: The deed requires cash, but
unusually liberal terms OF credit will be given
and made known on day OF sale.
JOHN n. GUY, Trustee.
tyRSlol3l71 2tG&sS
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Injury 10 Grapes tn tie Piedmont
section,
DIV relegrarh % the plspstch.l

LvNcauUEG, Va, July 12.-Grape
rot is reported ali through the Pied
mont section, and the crop is virtually
destroyed. The grape culture has be
come an important industry there, and
the loss Will be heavy. 1t is reported
that the fux epidemic has assumed
alarming proportions in Botetourt,
Roanoke, Bedford. and Amherst conn
ties. The mortality is the greatest
among children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-13

k#&s M,
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
Al AND POTOMAC FAVKOAD. -Sehetllt
commencing MAY Is, Ios'-ess'eru stlnlar5
- i. NJ, leaves 3yrI-Strort statiop ls2s
stops only at Ashland. JIuctioi
Milford, aud ElcleGcksbnZ
Sleeper 90 Washington. Leave
Washington fsc y 3W York ~ li-h
A. VI.
100 r. NJ. leave. Byrd-Sueet st3tiou dsls
except sunday. Leives washing
TN for New iOtk al ~ Z. a., aisl
by limited az $50 l.. ".
$50 l. ~, leaves Byn!-Strect station ieNy
Sleeper 10 New OH.
iO.!e A H., arrives az Byrd-suret station daily
SlecIcr nom New orb.
1893 2. ~, arrives at Byri-Sueet station daily
sropa at Fredericksburg, Nifcri.
ami Junction Sleeper from Wss'
iugtou.
9lS r. H.. arrives At ByTi->ucct station da.a
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT sUNDtY,
400 =. H., accommodation. leaves Sr'a.
street station: 2'riyos Ut ASHLAND
ASP. y.
o.oi ?. a.. ieayo5 Ella: Drives At Ashland a.
s,ssA. NJ. accommodation. arrives at Brcsd
street station: leaves Ashland az
sol \. u.
soy P. ~, arrives 81 Eloa; leaves Ashland o.
ca. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent
z. T. y. MYERs. General superintendent
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y yCdEDULE TAKING EtFECT
JUNE y. 1857.
LRAgE RIcHNoNp.
$40 A. -. ;or NeDpori Nev-. ola roi-t Con-
tcti. aud Noriola, ihily except >ur-
day.
ulo A. H. Through and Lo,ol Nnn to 81
lCut Wosi Sleeper, Gift B.
Forge . Loui,ylll" ana 50. L0d.-,
except S.niav
AGO z. y. fcr NeTrorl news. ola Point, a.d
NCrf0ls. except sunday.
TOO =. NJ CHAR, ticsyille Acc0mmoiGulL,es-
cent SUNDAY.
$50 p ". for Louisville, Cincinnati, Ca.c.-
g.. -. Louis. Memphis, ali Ntw
orleans -- last Express With
through rulman- daily. Only
r.1te running Ppln--s Wet
from iichmari
S.45 p. ". limited 70 on Point. daily except
sunday.
500 A. NJ. sundays only. f5r Newport Neo8
Old Ioi.t aud Norfolk.
ARRIVE ~ klCnAUsb.
e2b A. "A. Charlottesville Accommodate
lt5s A NJ from Norfolk, ON Point, aud N,.-
port News, except sunday
$50 =. NJ. from local points AID nc Ne~a ca
ccpt sunday
ca5 2. NJ. frcm OLA Polut, Newport Nc~r
aud Norfolk daAy.
$40 J. NJ. nom Louisville oGd Cincinnati
Fast IIiTe-.-l9lly.
Depot Seventeenth and BroaG street.
Wckets al lE0 Main street ana at no loloL
n. vs.. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent
WILLIAMS c. WicSHsn. second F'ce-presi-
dent D. 10
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LEND on GOOD
w REAL ESTATE In or near RIchmor
city at lowest rates OF interest In sums large or
small. Charges reasonable.
II. l. STAPLES & CO.,
~ ~ eCd3t li03 Main Street.
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NP. r. c. W. JoBsON'S CASE
Norfolk virginian.l
g card explanatory of his own case:

COG QUEEN sTREET.l
PORTSMOUTH, Va, April 90, 1857.
S,riN Specific Company, atlanta, g.:
Gentlemen,-When was eight years old
was poisoned with oak. The poison remained
in my system for asout twenty years, when.
four years ago, it broke out violently all over
my face. hands, and body. | had TO set for
days with my hands stretched out could do
nothing. / had used every kind Of local APP
plication that the doctors gave without any
peIInGnent relief. During this virulcnt and
general breaking out took course OF six bot
ties Of $. :. =. and they entirely cured me.
From that day till now have had no sign OF
tie poison.
know :. s. :. TO be one Of tie best blood
purifying medicines in the world. use il az n
general family medicine, and would not be
without it as a spring medicine for many times
It's cost. Yours truly,
b. c. w. JOBSON.
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Treign, received daily Tor EI-fo'f Ports
mcatu. SuiAheid, Hampton, DiI pDs.L - ~
very, aud LicSsford, Va. Washington, ID. 4. ,
NeNberne. Washington. aud Inlhor'. y. &. ;ail
stations on Atlantic and Dau,ilie railroad,
SeabOard aul Roanoke railroad. Norfolk south
ern railroad. aud Eastern North Carolina gen.
orally; slsO, for Eastern Shore Of Virginia and
ali regular landings on the James aud Kappa
hammock rivers, at LOWEST RATES, sud
through bills issued
Z. b. TATUM, Superintendent
mx2s No. lll7 Naln street and kocketta
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BY John Z. GOIdin,
Real Fsia's Agent and AGciianoer,
Bank ard Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
NsALE OF VALUABLE FRAME DWELL
ING ri TIE NORTHEAST CORNER OF BA-
RER AND HICKORY, WITHIN TWO
SQUAPES OF NEW ELECTRIC RAILWAY
By virtue If a decree Of the Chancery Court
Of the city Cf Richmond, entered on tho Sth
day Of June. 1,s7, in the case OF Coutts and
vile rs. Pollard and cis., tho undersigned, VINO
was appointed n special commissioner. WIKI
rel az public auction, GU the premises on
TUESDAY. July 10, is'',
n, O'Clock F. ~. the ahoyc-descr,9cd Pro
Perry. Tie DWELLING j. two stories and
contains four rooms besides kitchen. he
lot has front Of - feet a.d depth OF ~
feet.
TERMS: One third cash; balance in ak ana
twelve months. tor y, cOiigblC iOtc-, inter 81
added, aud titic retained until al Inc pNr,
chnse-Tnoncy Is PAID and n conveyance ordered
Ly he Court. tONM Al q. NND''
Special Commissioner.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF
1 THE MOST ELEGANT AND TRULY
VALUABLE FARMS ~ KING WILLIAM
COUNTY. VA, CONTAINING 1908 ACRES OF
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4.s0P " MAILlaly except Sunday,
gsJA =. ACtO5iNODAIiON daily ss rr'
>-iltt
80 A u. NIGHT EXPRESS thag .'i 1913
ynnliy.
sunday accommciaN.n ie'TDs ~ d.
and SColissiile leafr- Li.luU.l SO 5. Do
arrives returning i.lt T. ".
I1rress train conn. q. st lrrrln3.s H..h
trsin Tor station, west - Bal nr fnI-.
0.3wiil run through ore >a.I'iif i' N..'
rsl Bridge. stopping 20 al stations
irving go Natulslt BRUCE t.a'i'. az 30.
No lacc,W mo- .t.Nu. Nasfr pa. .4l" r'. ''r.
station Oh Monday 81 ..i a.. &c., -,.i .nt
Tag az an station. .t.t'us DC "i.. l'''
9t5 A. VI. SlseIlls-rar t..A' d .' i"' .A.-
ard will Re ofeu furrc. .lHI .. ..t--'t
S +. NJ. Sundays.
CONNECTIONS.
AtCiilbor Forge with OtossI ess- "a ORC
railway for he south, Mo,f. anl iitN'-
At Lynch burg Nth y rffk frl hrrtsff 't.I-
road fII al points south. southeast. ani NfAi--
sest, aui Virginia Midland rs-say T.. 40
points North ana south.
Al Richmond IN ASSp"alet kAiENis -
all points h the south, aui kltmcoi, &C. ''-
ricksburg AMI Pot mae faiirlAl for lhe North.
Az Lexington win Baltimore sui ullo fth-
rosd, nisslng c,oso connections Al halfc .
Ferry - and nom fittshuigh SAD ne Wee.
slsJ y Eoiuts North and East
sssg6g-cD snasAei q AgA; hfpfe's -
Lt1,ehbtrg.
Sleeplug.cars lynchburg % Memphis. New
Orleans, and Littis kock.
TrGius marEsd daily loXcept Sunisyt
Tickets Sid q all pC.nts Offices. Us east
Msin stroeg 1910 Main, and Al kchmoud GnI
Allegheny depot Eishth aud canal streets
JOHN K MACNURDo.
NH x General Passenger and Expreos Agent